St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-04
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

4 GENTS-l want man OF experience ana
n business tact in every town and city that has
water works and you can make from 300 to $3.50
month; 2 cent stamp for terms. John Halrley,
manufacturers agent, 217 East Seventh ST., st.
Paul, MINI. 1896
4 GENTS-We want good, energetic man IN
"A every town in the Northwest to sell our new
book, 1.-The Labor Movement $50 month
easily made Empyreal Publishing House, st.
Paul. 93*
4 PPRENTICE-Well recommended boy to
n learn iewelry business. Monday morning,
143 Dakota av., West side.
4 PPRENTICES-Immed iately, 3 gentlemen
II TO learn railroad and commercial telegraph
business at the Globe Telegraph company, corner
Fourth and Jackson, 1856 Jacson ST., ST. Paul,
MINI. 3oS-F
DLACKSMITH-Good wages and steady
- ployment will be given. Address A. Thomp-
son. Dawson, MINI. 91-97
BAEBEE-oOrner Third and wa'asha sts' .
y
BARBER at 446 Jackson ST.; steady job.
DARBER-First-class, white, can have steady
ID situation ard good wages. Address post
office box 5li, Mitchell Oak. ]
DOY TO do chores morning and evening. 139
- Summit av.
ROY-Rietzke & Co. druggists, Dayton and
Y western.
COOK at International hotel: good experienced
~ second cook and dishwasher.
COMPOSITOR-Book work, at once. Huelster
- X Shelp, 2l6 East Seventh ST.
Dash BOY-At Levi Lyons Co.. II East
" Third st.
CANVASSERS throughout the Northwest on
~ 1.-The American Poets,'' Just published;
these are the fastest selling books the market.
z. F. Collier, 45 Davidson block 1896
GOACHMAN-One with thorough knowledge
- Of horses. Inquire $40 East Seventh st. 1894
DRlVER for furniture wagon. S. N. Adler :,
- 409 Jackson.
GOOD MAN for putting UP awnings; must
VI come recommended. Apply at Odd Fellows
block room 5, before 8 o'clock no other time.
Ii OSTLER-German at III st. Peter ST. /
NN IN and wife to work ON farm in Dakota; call
NI for days at room Al, German-American
bank building, st. Paul. l
RTEN at Kent's Package Delivery. Storage and
vi Forwarding company, 200 West Seventh st.
NI AN topile, lumber at once. Bjoenstad g.
Nl omdahis$ls Bice st. 1
EE ANand woman to work a farm city;
Lsl woman TO be good cook no children. Box
Z TlFFYcESvORK-Firs -e1ass man, expert with
" pen, can get permanent employment in Room
50, Ferguson building, Duluth, if experienced in
real estatgSand eouSeyancing.
GFFWESM6RK-A good active man, with
p " large acquaintance, for real estate office. S.
o., Globe l
q nFFICE BOY-Must be bright intelligent,
CSafair education, VT tie good hand. Is to II
y.
general offices Northern Pacific railroad, Monday.1
DRINTER-A frst-class news and job printer
Il as foreman at the Democrat office, Saltwater.
Mimi &. F. Barrett, saltwater. 2
DREsSMAN-EarlyM Monday morning first
L class Gordon job pressman to presses.
Brown, Treacy Co., l42 East Third st.
CAWYER-A good experienced scroll sawyer
~ akonce. Bornstad & Omdahl, 319 Rice st.
COLHITORS wanted for the Northwestern
~ Masonic Aid association; good terms and field.
Earra ToiOh thor Ton or
SNHOEMAkERS-Two good men at once; good
- work. R. F. Walters, Branerd MINI. 1928
SALESMAN-A young man, about II years old.
~ at the United States Clothing house, corner
Seventh and Jackson. l
G,ALEsAIEN in every town in Minnesota and
~ Dakota; S. to $40 per day working
new looks; write for catalogue, P. +. Collier, As
Davidson block. 1896
CTONE AIASON-Can Monday morning on
~ Fifth St, between Minnesota and Robert SITS.
rTAILORS-Pant and vest maker; call at
L once. &c East Seventh St, up stairs. 1896
FFNAlLOR-Call at once 81 East Fifth st.
TRAVELLING AGENT-Eirst-class, one ac-
L quainted with grocery line Minnesota and
Dakota: must be experienced; state particulars
and salary wanted. Address c. c. c., Globe.
NI ANTED-Five good canvassers, salary and
Wv commissions previous experience not nee
essary. Apply at 81 East Third St 1896
YOUNG MAN to ork about Office and take
L care OF horses. 1919 East Seventh.
YOUNG MANHOOD industrious young man
i to work in wholesale saddlery hardware de-
partment; none others need apply. w. II. Ko-
nantz q Bros. 3S4 and $50 Jackson St
NJ DUNG MEN and ladies to learn telegrapny
j shorthand and tpyewriting day and evening
classes; chance to nearly cover all penses while
learning; terms reasonable; send for circulars.
4. A. Maron. manager Globe Telegraplly COM
pany 1856 Jackson ST.. st. Paul. 2T9*
OF ONO INFIVE YEARS-The Union En-
sp1,OOO dowment association has solved the
great problem of Labor Capital and now of
fers to each laboring cash capital which, if
judiciously expended will make him wealthy; the
best professional and business men in the country
are members; agents wanted; circulars free. E.
81. French, Secretary, 430 Wabasha St., st. Paul.
1894